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Need Help With Rust

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    Need Help With Rust

    i have a 92 coupe that has bad rust on the passenger side rear wheel well, looks pretty bad cuz i just put my finger through it. need some assistance on the best way to fix this, but i'm not tryingto go have a new quarter panel installed, too much money for such a small spot, need help, get at me
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    I have the same issue and when i have the time and materials all im going to do is pull the surrounding plastic parts off (bumper and inner wheel well splash guard). and go to town with sanding off all the rust then build it back up with bondo or maybe tack weld in a piece of sheet metal then prime it. Ill prolly do this about the time i decide to do a full paint job on the car. not sure yet i may get a small can of color matched rattle can or at least they say its color matched... hope its some kind of help im a rookie with body work but learn really fast and so far all the other projects i have done have worked out beautiful to my eyes and truly thats all that counts. good luck with your project

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      I hate rust ! I recently bought an accord and it has some pretty bad rust. But hey, i only paid 1k for it so who cares Lol. On my past cars rust has always been an issue. I used to just sand off the rust, bondo over the section and sit there and watch the rust come back after a few weeks. I even tried using that rust inhibitor spray and it still came back. I've seen a few of my buddies knock out the rust then put some kind of aluminium sheeting then bondo over that. So far its the best result ive seen. I have some rust on the bottom portion of the passender door and both rear fenders. Im going to get around to fixing the rust eventually. Lol.

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